The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-04-05
LAST DAY
Of the Central Missouri Confer.
enee at Sedalia.
Final Proceedings of the Mem
observation-disclosures,
Etc.

Conference opened AT the usual hou
this morning, Bishop Mallalieu pref
siding /; the church was crowded.
A resolution Of thanks to the pre-
siding officer was presented anC
adopted.
The committees on home and foreign
missions, Bible cause, observance o.
the Sabbath, Sunday-schools and me
moirs reported.
Thanks were voted to the
pastor and people of the Sedalia
church, and to the Missouri Pacific
railroad for courtesies.
DIR. Stowe made a few remarks OF
the Sunday school union and book
accounts,
The following committees and
boards for the next conference year
were announced and duly elected:
Church extension-Revs. Hughes,
Hubbard, Jackson, McAlister, Payne.
johnson, Woods, Walden.
Church Decentralization, Brown,
Gillum. Rush, Mccain, Zimmerman,
Walton, Price.
Examinatiou-Curry, Wright, At
kinson, (lst year,; Colby, Small,
Keeton, ga year.; Cravens, Smith,
Ramsey, sd year,; Clark. McAlister,
Abbott, (4th year,.
Deacons' and elders orders-Gil-
lum, Mccain l;u-H.
On Jeiiers, Hill, Pitts
&c Ca, conference entertainment
C. ;, johnson, Gillum, Miner,
Jackson, Moore.
Appeals Smith, Hubbard. Nc
Cutcheon, Hughes, Ramsey, Tays,
Brown.
Missionary sermon-J. j. Clark; al
ternate, j. Jefers.
Missionary society - Hubbard,
Smith, Summers.
Sunday-school uniou-Cravens, Nc
Alis!er, Davis.
Rev. B. ID. Dixon was admitted on
trial.
The conference money for the ben
eft Of widows ard superanuated
preachers was here appointed, as fol-
lows: Sisters Lynch, $50, Taylor $40,
AGa Taylor $40, Brown $40; Brothers
Cate s45, Lee SIS.
A vote of thanks to the Secretaries
was adopted.
The report of the statistical Secreta-
ries was presented and adopted.
Before announcing the appointments
of preachers to their various charges,
the Bishop gave some sound advice to
the brethren. The appointments are
as follows:
NORTH MISSOURI DISTRICT.
A Burton, presiding elder, Mexico !;
A. Corbin, Auburn A. Hubbard,
Bowling Green; H. Smith, Carks-
vile; Geo. Reeves, Columbia; j. w.
Payne, Danville; G. b. Abbott, East
Kingston j. LETTERS, Fayette G. E.
Curry, Fulton; J. w. Summers,
Glasgow; j. Wright, Hannibal; F.
HI. Small, Louisiana r. E. Gillum.
Mexico; j. w. Russell, Meberly r.
Davis, Montgomery City; George
Grady, North Fayette; III. Smith,
st. Charles; F. Sales, Sebree; j. p.
Bishop, Shannondale j. Cravens,
Troy; L. HI. Lockwood, Warrenton &.
j. A. Lee, st. Joseph.
RoLLA DISTRICT.
j. w. Brown, presiding elder, JEFF
ferson City j. Atkinson, California /;
r. Crosby, De Soto; B. Mccain,
Pennington; NJ. Reed, Greenfield; A.
Abanatha, Ironton; A. Ram
sey, Lebanon William Div
ems. Osceola; d. l.. Irwin,
Rolla; B. F. FOLEY, Baden II. Nc
AIister, Rock Springs J. w. Hughes,
Elliot avenue ; j. w. jackson, IVES
ley Chapel; j. P. Clark, Springfield ;
E. Pitts, Springfield circuit; Z. An
thony, Upton and Versailles.
LEXINGTON DISTRICT.
w. III. FL. Brown, presiding elder,
Marshall; III. Baker, Arrow Rock ;;
J. w. Thomas, Beaman II. Rush,
Brownsville B. Steele, Butler S. L.
Evans, Carthage; w. HI. Smith, Cen
ter View w. Hill, Clinton /; ID.
Payton, Georgetown; G. lays, Holden;
G.. M. Keeton, Kansas City; j. S.
Burton, Lexington; w. q. Colby,
Marshall; r. III. Smith, Sedalia
w. Wheeler, Slater; B. ID. Dixon,
Warrensburg; r. Smith, Wsverly |;
w. McCutcheon, Wellington "A.
Coleman, NeoshO.
The conference, after some other
business and the usual closing exercis-